This is just a simple script to copy new album tracks, samples, files from Teenage Engineering's OP-1 over to a Raspberry Pi Zero. Motivation was to have a method to offload albums and samples from the OP-1 while on vacation, without having to lug around a laptop. You might be able to do the same with a smartphone that supports USB OTG but I do not have such a thing. So...
Warning: This is not the most stable of systems for keeping files. Use at your own risk
Connect USB battery to Raspberry Pi, setup OP-1 into disk mode and connect it
to the USB of the Raspberry Pi. New files will be copied from OP-1 to SD card of
Raspberry Pi into a directory based on the date set on the OP-1 using the format
"YYMMDD_HHMMSS". Copy could take up to 4 minutes.
When copy is complete the end copy ACT LED sequence will loop. See code for details.
Login to your Raspberry Pi and copy the sync.sh script and configure it to
run as root upon each boot:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cyphunk/op1vacation/master/sync.sh -O /home/pi/sync.sh
sudo su
echo "/home/pi/sync.sh &" >> /etc/rc.local
On linux systems executing sync.sh and connecting a OP-1 should also work.
New files can be access on the SD card by placing the SD card into a reader on a Linux system. However, if you add a 3rd fat partition to the Raspberry Pi SD card you can also access the files in OSX systems. To facilitate this option the script will copy all new OP1 files to the 3rd partition if it exists.
If the afterallcopied.sh script is found it will be run after files have
been copied. The current script attempts to remove silence at end of albums and
tapes to reduce size, and then transcodes new album tracks into mp3's.
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